I've already deleted the email from whoever was looking for the Oneida/Lewis County "Munnsville" but hopefully they are still here. I drive that route (12D from Boonville to Lowville) quite a bit and don't remember seeing any Hamlet identified as "Munnsville" now, so the name must have been changed by the current makers of hamlet signs to something else. btw: 12D goes from Boonville to Potters Corners where it meets 26 from Rome. Then the roads merge as one thru Turin to Lowville and I think is known as 26. There are quite a few neat old cemeteries along this road. I have to drive it this week, so I'll see if I see any Munn's signs or markers along the way. Neal Carrier > >There used to be a hamlet called Munnsville. My memory is pretty foggy, > but > >I think it was between Boonville and Turin on the old Rt 12D which is now > Rt > >26. There wasn't much there, but the Munn's had a Big farm there. That > was > >in the 1940's and '50's. I think it could of been in Lewis Co. but it was > >pretty close to the Oneida/Lewis Line. > >